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by grecy 3y ago
So get angry at the regulators, they are allowing it.
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by grecy 3y ago
> I don’t know if any of the implementations are up to the mark. FSD isn’t. It is very clearly called "Beta" software. You can agree or disagree if Tesla should be allowed to put that out there, but I don't think it shou
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by grecy 3y ago
It still boggles my mind the Government of Australia passed laws to collect money from tech giants to give 100% of it specifically to Rupert Murdoch. Impressive it was done, and absolutely insane.
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by grecy 3y ago
As long as it doesn't have any links to click or try to force you to login to something, it just sounds like information to me. If my bank sent me something about Credit Card fraud I would be very skeptical if it had a big "CLICK
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by grecy 3y ago
> In a functioning country The country functions just fine. For them .
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Ask HN: Has anyone gotten the Iceland 'Long-term visa for remote work'?
12 points by grecy 3y ago|4 comments
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by grecy 3y ago
just crocs!
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by grecy 3y ago
I've had some of the best days of my life salmon fishing on the banks of little Alaskan rivers - grizzly bears walk by within five feet, bald eagles swoop in to grab a salmon, a whale jumps in the bay, a seal pops its head up and there
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by grecy 3y ago
Yes. He complied, and Apple cancelled him later anyway
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by grecy 3y ago
Imagine how many topics and stories have been suppressed around the world on Murdock stations.
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by grecy 3y ago
The ban is just going to stop you registering a gas/diesel vehicle newer than x. So if the ban comes into effect in 2030, it will be impossible to register a gas/diesel vehicle that is a 2030 or newer in said state. Sure, you coul
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by grecy 3y ago
I agree, but with Firewire only and no Windows support, it was not a big seller.
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by grecy 3y ago
Same story for the iPod, same story for the MacBook Air, same story for the iPhone. I think we'll see the same story play out once there are a few "killer" apps for it, and some of the features are refined (pass through sharp
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by grecy 3y ago
A lot of the articles so far are speculating it's mostly a technology demonstrator, or close to a dev kit. Everyone seems to agree it's mighty impressive, but not quite there yet. Gen 2 or Gen 3 will surely be cheaper, lighter and
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by grecy 3y ago
I shipped in a shipping container. I documented the whole process here http://theroadchoseme.com/shipping-across-the-darien-gap-pt-...
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by grecy 3y ago
The lowest common denominator is always to blame the “others” who are not “us”. I’m a white immigrant and on multiple occasions to my face people have said horrifically derogatory things about immigrants. When I mention I am one, they very
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by grecy 3y ago
They all still are fine. I drove the entire pan American highway from Alaska to Argentina from 2009 to 2011. I have dozens of Friends that have done it, and I moderate a Facebook group where thousands are doing it right now. As the marketin
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by grecy 3y ago
> even the fastest chargers take 5-10x as long as filling up with petrol (2-3 mins vs 20-30) I just drove to the airport in a bit of a rush. Drove straight up to pump, tapped credit card, authorized for $100 and opened cap at same time
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by grecy 3y ago
Here's an article about an entire town where all the parents agreed none of them would get a smartphone for their kids, and so no kids felt like they were missing out, and then none of them pined for one. Sounds like a great plan. htt
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by grecy 3y ago
> The most successful marketing is astroturfing and guerrilla marketing which does not you to pay Reddit itself. Wait for it.
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by grecy 3y ago
It is incredible they are so openly saying that promotions are not based on work performance. That certainly gives me no motivation to perform better.
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by grecy 3y ago
Incredible they’re willing to admit so openly that promotions are not based on work performance. Makes me want to work less.
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by grecy 3y ago
> It's the customers (i.e. "us") who are responsible for those emissions No, you're confusing cause and effect, or putting the cart before the horse. Yes, there are companies that sell products that produce a huge a
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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun to step down, will be paid $62M bonus(abcnews.go.com)
3 points by grecy 3y ago|1 comments
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by grecy 3y ago
> Would be cool if one day you could get your connectivity needs handled by a single company cheaply, almost anywhere in the world You already can. Tons of people driving the Pan-American Highway from Alaska to Argentina are using Star
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by grecy 3y ago
We had a very large one leaning over our pool in Australia. Every year Dad threatened to cut it down, every year Mum said she would leave if he did. Tree is still there today, beautiful as ever. [1] [1] (it's not flowering in this phot
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by grecy 3y ago
Every developed country in the world disagrees with your idea. Why wouldn't you just do what works very well elsewhere?
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by grecy 3y ago
I mean, I would lean towards just having a better healthcare system if it were me, but yeah. You do you.
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by grecy 3y ago
> Dignity -- this is what's forgotten in these designs. I've flown a 15 hour flight at least a dozen times in economy. Trust me when I say there is no dignity after 14 hours of trying to get a little sleep with your mouth wide
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by grecy 3y ago
It's interesting your argument boils down to: "Health insurance in my country is so obtuse and convoluted I would rather not put my basic medical needs in there, and rather just pay out of pocket for it separately." Strange a

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